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I started smoking at 14 & didn't quit until age 50. then was on nicotine gum 2 yrs. my resting heart rate was always 70s or more. gum caused tachy episodes so quit cold turkey jan 1st. since then, resting heart always 56 - 64. is this change okay?
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That is a reasonable heart rate at rest, nothing to worry. Take care.
Answered 5/11/2023
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